CN110447086B - Circuit breaker with a plurality of circuit breaker units - Google Patents
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The invention relates to a circuit breaker (1) having a plurality of circuit breaker units (5 to 8), each having at least one movable switching element (13) for switching off and on a current path of the circuit breaker units (5 to 8), wherein the current paths of all circuit breaker units (5 to 8) are electrically connected in series. The circuit breaker (1) has a drive (21) to which each movable switching element (13) is coupled by a kinematic chain for moving the switching elements (13), wherein the kinematic chains have at least approximately equal lengths.
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The present invention relates to a circuit breaker having a plurality of breaker units.
A circuit breaker is an electrical switch which is designed for high currents and high voltages in order to be able to safely break high overload currents and short-circuit currents in particular. For this purpose, the circuit breaker has a circuit breaker unit with at least one movable switching element for switching off and on the current path.
In particular, a circuit breaker for high voltages can have a plurality of circuit breaker units, the current paths of which are electrically connected in series in order to distribute the voltage present on the circuit breaker to the current paths of the individual circuit breaker units. In order to apply a load to the individual circuit breaker units uniformly during switching, synchronization of the switching movements in the individual circuit breaker units must be achieved, i.e. the current paths of the circuit breaker units must be at least approximately simultaneously switched off or on during switching. For this purpose, for example, a plurality of drives can be used, which drive the switching elements of the different switching units and are synchronized with one another.
The object of the present invention is therefore to provide a circuit breaker having a plurality of circuit breaker units, which is improved in particular with regard to the synchronization of the switching movements in the individual circuit breaker units.
The technical problem is solved by the present invention.
An advantageous embodiment of the invention is the subject matter of the present invention.
The circuit breaker according to the invention has a plurality of circuit breaker units, which each have at least one movable switching element for switching off and on the current paths of the circuit breaker units, wherein the current paths of all circuit breaker units are electrically connected in series. The circuit breaker has a drive to which each movable switching element is coupled by a kinematic chain for moving the switching elements, wherein the kinematic chains have at least approximately equal lengths.
The circuit breaker according to the invention therefore has a plurality of circuit breaker units, all movable switching elements of which are driven by only one common drive, for example a spring energy storage drive or a motor drive. The synchronization of the switching movements in the individual circuit breaker units is achieved here by the movable switching elements of the different circuit breaker units being coupled to the drive via at least approximately equally long movement chains. Thus, for example, compared to an embodiment of a circuit breaker having a plurality of drives synchronized with one another for the switching elements of different circuit breaker units, a significant reduction in costs and materials results.
The embodiment of the invention provides for a drive rod which is directly driven by the drive and is the transmission component of all the kinematic chains. This advantageously makes it possible to activate all the kinematic chains simultaneously by means of a drive rod which is shared by the kinematic chains.
A further embodiment of the invention provides that each kinematic chain has at least one coupling rod coupled to the drive rod via the drive lever, wherein the coupling rods have equal lengths. This advantageously results in equal lengths of the components of the kinematic chain that are constituted by the coupling links.
A further embodiment of the invention provides that each coupling rod is guided in its central region by a guide lever. Bending of the coupling rod under high pressure loading can thereby advantageously be avoided or at least reduced, which reduces the force transmission through the coupling rod.
A further embodiment of the invention provides that the two coupling rods of the different kinematic chains are moved by the drive lever in opposite directions to one another. In this way, it is possible to simultaneously carry compressive or tensile loads on the coupling rods of the different kinematic chains during the switching process. This is advantageous because in the case of a coupling rod of one kinematic chain which is simultaneously subjected to a tensile load, the compressive load of the coupling rod of the other kinematic chain can lead to an uneven force transmission through the coupling rod, which can impair the synchronization of the switching elements connected to the kinematic chain.
A further embodiment of the invention provides that each kinematic chain has two coupling links coupled to the drive rod by means of a drive lever, which are moved in opposite directions by means of the drive lever. This results in the coupling rod of each kinematic chain being subjected to a tensile load and the other coupling rod being subjected to a compressive load during each switching process. The disadvantage of reducing the force transmission by the pressure load of the coupling rod in the case of a kinematic chain with only one coupling rod is thereby advantageously eliminated. Furthermore, the use of a guide lever for reducing the bending of the coupling rod under compressive loading can be dispensed with, since during each switching operation, one coupling rod is always subjected to tensile loading, which can primarily take up the force transmission.
A further embodiment of the invention provides for a support having a support beam which is embodied as a hollow body and in which a coupling rod and an actuating lever are arranged and at which an actuator is arranged. Here, the drive lever and the drive are arranged in a central region of the support beam, and each coupling rod extends from the central region of the support beam to an end region of the support beam. The support of the circuit breaker is thereby advantageously used for arranging the coupling rod, the drive lever and the drive, wherein a centered arrangement of the drive lever and the drive facilitates the implementation of a kinematic chain of the same length.
A further embodiment of the invention provides that each kinematic chain has a switching rod which extends in an insulator support, on which at least one circuit breaker unit is arranged, wherein the switching rods have at least approximately equal lengths. This advantageously results in an equal length of the components of the kinematic chain, which components are formed by the switching rods, on the one hand, and in an electrically insulated arrangement of the circuit breaker units on the insulator struts, on the other hand.
A further embodiment of the invention provides that each coupling rod of the kinematic chain is coupled to a switching rod of the kinematic chain via a steering gear. This advantageously enables a force transmission from the coupling rod to the circuit breaker unit via the switching lever.
A further embodiment of the invention provides that each insulator limb is arranged on the support beam. The switching rod arranged in the insulator post can thereby advantageously be coupled to a coupling rod arranged in the support beam.
A further embodiment of the invention provides that two breaker units are arranged on each insulator limb, which breaker units protrude from the insulator limb on the side opposite to one another. Thereby, each insulator post is advantageously used for arranging two breaker units.
A further embodiment of the invention provides that the movable switching elements of the two circuit breaker units arranged on the insulator struts are coupled to a switching rod extending in the insulator struts. This advantageously enables transmission of the driving force of the driver to the switching element by means of the switching lever.
A further embodiment of the invention provides that each movable switching element is coupled to a switching lever via an output steering unit and an output lever, wherein the output levers have at least approximately equal lengths. This advantageously results in equal lengths of the components of the kinematic chain that are constituted by the output rods.
A further embodiment of the invention provides for four breaker units. This advantageously makes it possible to distribute the voltage present at the circuit breaker to four circuit breaker units.
The above features, features and advantages of the present invention and the manner of attaining them will become more apparent and the invention will be better understood by reference to the following description of embodiments taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. In the accompanying drawings:
figure 1 shows a first embodiment of a circuit breaker,
figure 2 shows a detail of the circuit breaker shown in figure 1,
figure 3 shows a detail of a second embodiment of the circuit breaker,
figure 4 shows a detail of a third embodiment of the circuit breaker,
fig. 5 shows a detail of a fourth embodiment of the circuit breaker.
Corresponding parts to each other have the same reference numerals in the drawings.
Fig. 1 shows a first embodiment of a circuit breaker 1. The circuit breaker 1 has two vertical insulator struts 3, 4, four breaker units 5 to 8 and a bracket 9. The support 9 has a horizontally extending support beam 10 and a frame leg 11, on which the support beam 10 is arranged. The insulator struts 3, 4 are arranged on the support beam 10 in end regions of the support beam 10 which are opposite one another. The support beam 10 and the insulator struts 3, 4 are each designed as hollow bodies.
Fig. 2 shows a detail of the circuit breaker 1 shown in fig. 1 in the region of the support 9, with the support beam 10 shown in section.
At the upper end of each insulator leg 3, 4, two breaker units 5 to 8 are arranged, which extend from the insulator leg 3, 4 on the side opposite to each other, wherein one of the two breaker units 5 to 8 extends from the insulator leg 3, 4 in the direction of the other insulator leg 3, 4 and the other breaker unit 5 to 8 extends from the insulator leg 3, 4 in the opposite direction.
Each of the circuit breaker units 5 to 8 has an insulating housing in which a switching chamber of the circuit breaker 1 is arranged. The insulating housings are each embodied in the form of a tube and extend horizontally parallel to the support beam 10. In the switching chamber of each of the interrupter units 5 to 8, a switching element 13 of the interrupter unit 5 to 8 is arranged which is movable between two switching positions, wherein the current path of the interrupter unit 5 to 8 is open in a first switching position of the switching element 13 and is closed in a second switching position of the switching element 13. The current paths of the four breaker units 5 to 8 are electrically connected in series. For this purpose, the current paths of the two circuit breaker units 5 to 8 arranged on the same insulator support 3, 4 are electrically connected in series with one another and are connected by means of an electrical connection line 15 to the current paths of the two circuit breaker units 5 to 8 respectively arranged on the other insulator support 3, 4.
Furthermore, a capacitor unit 17 is arranged below each of the circuit breaker units 5 to 8, extending parallel to the circuit breaker units 5 to 8, for distributing the voltage present on the circuit breaker 1 uniformly over the current paths of the respective circuit breaker units 5 to 8. Each capacitor unit 17 has at least one capacitor arranged in an insulating housing.
On the end of each of the breaker units 5 to 8 facing away from the insulator supports 3, 4 on which the breaker units 5 to 8 are arranged, a shielding ring 19 is arranged for insulating the shielding breaker units 5 to 8 and the capacitor units 17 arranged therebelow.
The circuit breaker 1 has a drive 21 by means of which the movable switching elements 13 of all the circuit breaker units 5 to 8 can be moved. Each movable switching element 13 is coupled to the driver 21 by a kinematic chain. The drive 21 is arranged on the underside of the support beam 10 in the middle region of the support beam 10 and is designed, for example, as a spring energy storage drive or as a motor drive. Further, a drive controller 23 for controlling the driver 21 is arranged at the support beam 10.
The first kinematic chain is composed of the drive rod 25, the first coupling rod 27, the first switch rod 37 and the first output rod 31. The drive rod 25 is driven directly by the drive 21 and extends substantially vertically from the drive 21 into the support beam 10. The driving lever 25 is coupled to the first coupling lever 27 through a driving lever 35. The first coupling rod 27 extends substantially horizontally within the support beam 10 from the drive lever 35 to a first steering gear 39, which is arranged below the first insulator post 3, and the first coupling rod 27 is coupled to the first switch lever 37. The first switch lever 37 extends substantially vertically within the first insulator pillar 3 from the first steering gear 39 to the first output steering unit 45, from where the first switch lever 37 is coupled to the first output lever 31. The first output rod 31 is coupled to the movable switching element 13 of the first interrupter unit 5 arranged on the first insulator support 3.
The second kinematic chain is constituted by the drive rod 25, the first coupling rod 27, the first switch rod 37 and the second output rod 32. The second output lever 32 is also coupled to the first switch lever 37 through the first output steering unit 45. Furthermore, the second output rod 32 is coupled to the movable switching element 13 of the second interrupter unit 6 arranged on the first insulator support 3.
The third kinematic chain is composed of the drive rod 25, the second coupling rod 28, the second switch rod 38 and the third output rod 33. The drive lever 25 is coupled to the second coupling rod 28 by a drive lever 35. The second coupling rod 28 extends substantially horizontally within the support beam 10 from the drive lever 35 to a second steering gear 40, which is arranged below the second insulator post 4 and couples the second coupling rod 28 to the second switch lever 38. The second switch lever 38 extends substantially vertically within the second insulator pillar 4 from the second steering gear 40 to the second output steering unit 46, from where the second switch lever 38 is coupled to the third output lever 33. The third output rod 33 is coupled to the movable switching element 13 of the third interrupter unit 7 arranged on the second insulator leg 4.
The fourth kinematic chain is composed of the drive rod 25, the second coupling rod 28, the second switch rod 38 and the fourth output rod 34. The fourth output lever 34 is also coupled to the second switch lever 38 through a second output steering unit 46. Furthermore, the fourth output rod 34 is coupled to the movable switching element 13 of the fourth interrupter unit 8 arranged on the second insulator leg 4.
The drive lever 35 has two lever arms which are substantially perpendicular to one another, one lever arm being connected to the drive rod 25 and the other lever arm being connected to the two coupling links 27, 28. The drive lever 35 thus converts a substantially vertical movement of the drive rod 25 into a likewise oriented, substantially horizontal movement of the coupling links 27, 28.
The first steering gear 39 converts a substantially horizontal movement of the first coupling rod 27 into a substantially vertical movement of the first switch lever 37. For this purpose, the first steering gear 39 has a first steering shaft 41, which is connected in each case in the form of a link to the first coupling link 27 and the first drive rod 25. The first steering shaft 41 is guided through the wall of the first steering gear housing 43, the interior of which, together with the interior of the first insulator limb 3, the first interrupter unit 5 and the second interrupter unit 6, for example, form a communicating gas-tight cavity, which can be filled with an insulating gas, such as sulfur hexafluoride, for example.
The second steering gear 40 similarly converts a substantially horizontal movement of the second coupling rod 28 into a substantially vertical movement of the second switch lever 38. For this purpose, the second steering gear 40 has a second steering shaft 42, which is connected in the form of a link to the second coupling link 28 and the second drive rod 25, respectively. The second steering shaft 42 is guided through the wall of a second steering gear housing 44, the interior of which, together with the interior of the second insulator post 4, the third interrupter unit 7 and the fourth interrupter unit 8, for example, form a communicating gas-tight cavity, which can be filled with an insulating gas, such as sulfur hexafluoride, for example.
The first output steering unit 45 converts a substantially vertical movement of the first switching lever 37 into a substantially horizontal movement of the first output lever 31 and the second output lever 32 opposite to each other, which movement is converted into a horizontal movement of the switching element 13 opposite to each other by coupling of the first output lever and the second output lever to the movable switching elements 13 of the first and second interrupter units 5 and 6.
Accordingly, the second output steering unit 46 converts a substantially vertical movement of the second switching lever 38 into a substantially horizontal movement of the third and fourth output levers 33, 34 opposite to each other, which movement is converted into a horizontal movement of the switching element 13 opposite to each other by the coupling of the third and fourth output levers with the movable switching elements 13 of the third and fourth interrupter units 7, 8.
Each coupling rod 27, 28 is guided in its central region on a guide lever 36. In this way, a bending of the coupling links 27, 28, which reduces to the force transmission of the respective steering gear 39, 40, can advantageously be avoided or reduced under high pressure loads.
The two coupling links 27, 28 have equal lengths, the two switch levers 37, 38 have equal lengths, and the output levers 31 to 34 have equal lengths, so that the four kinematic chains also have at least approximately equal lengths. It is thereby advantageously achieved that the movable switching elements 13 of all four breaker units 5 to 8 are moved at least approximately simultaneously by the drive 21.
Fig. 3 shows a detail similar to fig. 2 of a second embodiment of the circuit breaker 1. This embodiment differs from the embodiment shown in fig. 1 and 2 only in the implementation of the actuation lever 35. The actuating lever 35 of this exemplary embodiment is designed as a three-armed lever with two lever arms parallel to one another, each connected to the coupling links 27, 28, and a lever arm perpendicular thereto, connected to the actuating lever 25. The substantially vertical movement of the drive rod 25 is thereby converted into a substantially horizontal movement of the coupling rods 27, 28, which are oriented opposite to one another. In contrast to the embodiment shown in fig. 1 and 2, both coupling rods 27, 28 are thus subjected to either compressive or tensile loads during switching, whereas in the embodiment shown in fig. 1 and 2, during each switching one of the coupling rods 27, 28 is subjected to compressive load and the other is subjected to tensile load. Such a more uniform loading of the two coupling rods 27, 28 can achieve a more improved synchronization of the movements of the switching elements 13 of the interrupter units 5 to 8 with respect to the embodiment shown in fig. 1 and 2.
Fig. 4 shows a detail similar to fig. 2 of a third embodiment of the circuit breaker 1. This embodiment differs from the embodiment shown in fig. 3 mainly in two additional coupling links 29, 30, which connect the steering gears 39, 40 respectively to the drive lever 35, so that two lever arms of the drive lever 35, which are parallel to one another, are connected to each of the two steering gears 39, 40 by means of the coupling links 27 to 30 respectively. Thus, during each switching operation, one of the coupling rods 27 to 30 of the drive lever 35 connected to the steering gear 39, 40 is subjected to a compressive load, while the other coupling rod of the coupling rods 27 to 30 of the drive lever 35 connected to the steering gear 39, 40 is subjected to a tensile load. Therefore, in the case where the coupling links 27 to 30 subjected to a compressive load are bent, the driving force can be transmitted through the coupling links 27 to 30 subjected to a tensile load, so that the guide lever (36) for preventing bending of the coupling links 27 to 30 can be advantageously omitted.
Fig. 5 shows a detail similar to fig. 2 of a fourth embodiment of the circuit breaker 1. This embodiment also differs from the embodiment shown in fig. 1 and 2 only in the implementation of the actuation lever 35. The actuating lever 35 of this exemplary embodiment is designed as a bifurcated lever having two lever arms which can be moved toward one another or away from one another by a vertical movement of the actuating lever 25 and which are connected to the coupling links 27, 28, respectively. The substantially vertical movement of the drive rod 25 is thereby converted into a substantially horizontal movement of the coupling rods 27, 28, which are oriented opposite to one another. As in the embodiment shown in fig. 3, the two coupling rods 27, 28 are thus both subjected to compressive or tensile loads during switching, as compared to the embodiment shown in fig. 1 and 2, which makes it possible to achieve improved synchronization of the movements of the switching elements 13 of the interrupter units 5 to 8, as compared to the embodiment shown in fig. 1 and 2.
In all the embodiments shown in fig. 1 to 5, the insulator struts 3, 4 or the sections of the insulator struts 3, 4 are each made of, for example, ceramic or are designed as bushings with an outer tube made of silicone and an inner tube made of glass-fiber-reinforced plastic. The insulator supports 3 and 4 have annular insulating covers on the outer sides thereof for extending the creepage distance of the creepage current flowing on the outer sides. The insulating housings of the circuit breaker units 5 to 8 and the capacitor unit 17 are also each made of ceramic or are designed as bushings with an outer tube made of silicone and an inner tube made of glass-fiber-reinforced plastic, and have an annular insulating cover on the outside for lengthening the creepage distance of the creepage current flowing on the outside.
Furthermore, each output steering unit 45, 46 of the exemplary embodiments shown in fig. 1 to 5, which couples the switching lever 37, 38 to the two output levers 31 to 34, can be designed, for example, as an output lever, which is designed similarly to the drive lever 35 of the exemplary embodiments shown in fig. 3 or 5 and converts a substantially vertical movement of the switching lever 37, 38 into a substantially horizontal movement of the output levers 31 to 34 that is opposite to one another.
While the invention has been illustrated and described in detail with reference to a preferred embodiment, the invention is not limited to the disclosed example and other variations can be derived therefrom by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the invention.
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1. A circuit breaker (1) having a plurality of circuit breaker units (5 to 8), the circuit breaker units (5 to 8) each having at least one movable switching element (13) for switching off and on a current path of the circuit breaker units (5 to 8), wherein the current paths of all circuit breaker units (5 to 8) are electrically connected in series,
the circuit breaker (1) has:
a driver (21) and a drive controller (23), each movable switching element (13) being coupled to the driver (21) by a kinematic chain for moving the switching element (13),
-a support (9), the support (9) having a support beam (10) which is designed as a hollow body, coupling rods (27 to 30) and a drive lever (35) being arranged in the support beam (10), and the drive (21) and the drive control (23) being arranged on the support beam (10) independently of one another, wherein the drive lever (35) and the drive (21) are arranged in a central region of the support beam (10) and each coupling rod (27 to 30) extends from the central region of the support beam (10) to an end region of the support beam (10),
wherein the kinematic chains have at least approximately equal lengths,
characterized in that each kinematic chain has a coupling rod (27 to 30) which is coupled to a drive rod (25) by means of a drive lever (35), wherein each drive lever (35) is designed as a bifurcated lever with two lever arms, wherein one lever arm of the drive lever (35) and one lever arm of the other drive lever adjacent thereto are jointly connected to the drive rod (25), while the other lever arm of the drive lever (35) and the other lever arm of the other drive lever adjacent thereto are respectively connected to one of the coupling rods (27 to 30), such that the two other lever arms can be moved towards each other or away from each other by means of a vertical movement of the drive rod (25), wherein the coupling rods have equal lengths, wherein each coupling rod (27 to 30) is guided in its central region by a guide lever (36).
2. Circuit breaker (1) according to claim 1, characterized by a drive rod (25) directly driven by the drive (21), the drive rod (25) being the transmission member of all the kinematic chains.
3. Circuit breaker (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the two coupling links (27 to 30) of the kinematic chains, which are different from each other, are moved in mutually opposite directions by means of the actuation lever (35).
4. Circuit breaker (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that each kinematic chain has a switching rod (37, 38) which extends in an insulator leg (3, 4), on which insulator leg (3, 4) at least one breaker unit (5 to 8) is arranged, wherein the switching rods (37, 38) have at least approximately equal lengths.
5. Circuit breaker (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that each coupling rod (27 to 30) of the kinematic chain is coupled to a switch lever (37, 38) of the kinematic chain by means of a steering transmission (39, 40).
6. Circuit breaker (1) according to claim 4, characterized in that each insulator post (3, 4) is arranged on the support beam (10).
7. Circuit breaker (1) according to claim 4, characterized in that two breaker units (5 to 8) are arranged on each insulator leg (3, 4), the two breaker units (5 to 8) protruding from the insulator leg (3, 4) on sides opposite to each other.
8. Circuit breaker (1) according to claim 7, characterized in that the movable switching elements (13) of the two breaker units (5 to 8) arranged on the insulator struts (3, 4) are coupled to a switching rod (37, 38) extending in the insulator struts (3, 4).
9. Circuit breaker (1) according to claim 4, characterized in that each movable switching element (13) is coupled to a switching lever (37, 38) by means of an output steering unit (45, 46) and an output lever (31 to 34), wherein the output levers (31 to 34) have at least approximately equal lengths.
10. Circuit breaker (1) according to claim 1, characterized by four breaker units (5 to 8).
11. Circuit breaker (1) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the actuator (21) is a spring energy storage actuator or a motor actuator.
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